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Old April 08, 2012, 06:19 PM
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Question Nattier blue

A soft shade of blue used by French portrait painter Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766)...

Is this "azul celeste" in Spanish, or do we say "azul Nattier"?

It is not that I am very confused, but I take the color of the face may be close to this "Nattier blue"?
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Nattier blue, to me is a shade lighter than Royal blue, prettier too!

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Yes, Elaina, thank you for your input... I saw some images and I see it is darker than "azul celeste"... any idea of the appropriate name in Spanish?
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